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The ability to chew and swallow becomes more difficult when the muscles of the throat become impacted by DMD.

Navigating school with a disability can be daunting, but open communication with school staff can help your child thrive.

Making changes to your home environment will create a safe and welcoming space for your loved one with DMD.

Regular low-impact physical activity can help maintain muscle flexibility and boost morale.

DMD should not stop you from making the most of your travels.

Muscle loss worsens over time in patients with DMD, eventually leading to mobility, breathing and heart problems.

Sleep-disordered breathing is common in patients with DMD, but there are ways to increase airflow for a better night’s sleep.

Learn more about the different support groups available for people affected by DMD to meet others who can relate to their experience.

Learn more about the assistive devices and technology that can be used to help patients with DMD manage their symptoms.

Learn more about if DMD can be prevented as well as what causes the disease and the risk factors that come with a DMD diagnosis.